I. Hannah Arendt life. A. The philosopher Hannah Arendt was born in 1906 in Germany with a Jewish family and died in 1975. B. Hannah Arendt life was a mixture of politics studying and historically. C. Hannah Arendt received her doctorate degree in philosophy in 1928. I. The origin of totalitarianism. A. Stalin 's regime had been giving the both instances of a novel form of government a name called totalitarianism. B. Hannah Arendt knows as political theorist from Germany like Some people think that the opposing Stalin 's regime was political. C. Hannah Arendt is someone who beyond her time and full of challenging thought. II. Her condition of life. A. The banality of evil is a hard one because it seems like to point toward that evil itself is banal which means thoughtless. B. …show more content…
C. She immigrated to the United States in New York City III. Conclusion. In 1951 Hannah Arendt was first published the titled of the origins of totalitarianism, it is a result of how she experiences with the Holocaust. Was escaped her homeland in the destiny of concentration camp. In her book, the human condition is interesting because it is a study of opposites and looking more to the death of life and the freedom of life. I. The work of art reproduction. A. Max assumed his critical of the capitalistic method of production, this method was in its initial stages. B. The Greeks only knew the two steps of theoretically to reproducing the works of art there are founding and stamping. C. For the first-time woodcut, graphic art was becoming frequently reproducible before writing became reproducible by print. II. The art and tradition. A. There is a traditional form of the art of the film and the reproduction of works of art. B. The accent is one of the value, but most of the time the works of art is to help explore the history throughout the time of its existence. C. The same work of art can bring different meaning in different ages, both can be having their own meaning. III. The influence of